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In this simple gratin, asparagus is baked in the oven with heavy cream and stock and finished under the broiler with a savory, crunchy topping of breadcrumbs and grated Fontina that offsets its melting texture.

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Mussels stand up well to strong Asian flavors like ginger and lemongrass -- and are surprisingly easy and fast to prepare at home. Be sure to discard any mussels that are open before cooking, or closed once steamed.

A classic meatloaf can warm the heart as well as the belly - making this one in the center of a baking dish instead of a loaf pan gives it that wonderfully crispy crust all over, and lets some of the fat run off.

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The dark meat of the chicken thighs adds deeper flavor to this rice dish than the more commonly used breast. Bone-in cuts will help the chicken stay moist (even if you overcook it a little bit, as often happens with chicken). For even more flavor, add a couple teaspoons of cumin and/or coriander with the garlic and pepper.

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